Shown in natural leather our leather rifle scabbard for horseback will darken up with exposure to the sun.
A hard shell rifle scabbard is a must have for anyone that spends any amount of time in the bush, on horseback. It will keep your favorite long-arm within easy reach should the situation require it. Comes complete with heavy leather straps with a buckle set to hang from your saddle. Made to fit your particular length of rifle.
All our leather is custom made in AMERICA and as you can see this particular custom sheath was hand made for a United States Marshal.
Heavy leather with saddle straps
Price is 495.00 plus 35 shipping TOTAL is 530.00
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A handmade hard shell leather rifle scabbard for mounted riders and hunters.
This hard shell leather rifle scabbard is shown in natural leather and is for horseback. The leather will darken up with exposure to the sun.
A hard shell scabbard is a must have for anyone that spends any amount of time in the bush, or on horseback. It will keep your favorite long-arm within easy reach should the situation require it. Comes complete with heavy leather straps with a buckle set to hang from your saddle.
Our rifle scabbard is made in America. As you can see this particular custom sheath was hand made for a United States Marshal.
Our Leather Master has been working with leather, hide and fur for more than 30 years. Over his career he has made close to a thousand pairs of chaps. For truly authentic, handmade leather chaps and leather accessories you’ve come to the right place!
Rifles in the Old West
While the six-gun was the weapon of choice on the silver screen Western, in the real West it was a different story.
The revolver was a handy weapon in the old west and helped to tame the land. But it was the long gun—be it rifle or shotgun—that was among the most important tools of the pioneer. The vast expanses of wilderness were wild and unfriendly. A man had to be well armed in order to survive. In remote regions, a traveler needed to be able to feed, clothe and protect himself and that required skill with a rifle or shotgun. The land could be hostile, and food scarce. Towns and communities were few and far between. Without a rifle these cowboys of the Old West would not have been able to eat or defend themselves from both animals and hostiles.
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